Sidewalk vendors, push carts, holes in a wall -- even in cities with rich reputations for fine dining, some of the best meals are on the streets.
Places like Hong Kong have blurred the line between haute cuisine and quick comfort food, as humble dim sum diners win Michelin stars.
That's still the exception, but most chefs on the street aren't looking for that kind of recognition.
They're cooking for crowds who pack around their stands day after day.
Here are the 23 best cities in the world for street food, from quick snacks to moveable feasts:
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/08/08/foodanddrink/best-cities-street-food/index.html
